Why nobody wanted us to visit China...🇨🇳 (FIRST TIME IN CHINA!)

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China has alot to offer as a travel destination. It is unfortunate many people are easily swayed by negative western media (due to political and economic reasons). Many have not even travelled out of their own state/province/country at all and thus have to depend on the biased nature of the media. Go see for yourselves if you are financially able to do so.

In Tokyo, there are also many cameras on the street, as well as police regularly patrolling. But that didn't attract many criticism.

🎉🎉🎉I'm a Chinese living in Shanghai. Very welcome to SH and hope you always be happy in your journey.

I go to China every year. Chinese cities are very safe, both during the day and even more so at night. China's culture is also very diverse, and so is its food. It’s not like talking about Chinese people as promoted by European and American media.

A little travel advice, If you're interested in seeing the chinese advancements and history: If you want to explore the 3000 years of history, go to Xi'an. If you want to explore the 1000 years of history, go to Beijing. If you want to explore the last 100 years of China going from colonization to modernization, go to Shanghai. If you want to see modern blade-runner-like infrastructure and seemingly impossible urban planning done in the last 40 years, go to Chongqin. If you want to see the future, go to Shenzhen. That's a very very rough and overall thing to say, and If we add the different landscapes and biomes that China offers, there would be no end to the list. And what's the best thing of all of that? That the whole China has first class safety no matter where you go, so there's nothing like "being in the wrong place at the wrong time" kind of bs, and you are able to freely explore.

those are not police, they are security guards. unlike in the US, they are very nice, if you get into a problem, such as lost something or looking for a place, you can approach them.

That was so interesting and informative! Personally, I would have had a panic attack trying to figure out the ticket/machines/money/transportation issues etc. These guys make it look so easy!

Congrats on this first video that breaking 1 mil views!! 💪💪💪💪👍👍👍

This video makes me want to return to China right away. So fun to watch and hear your excitement!

It is great that bloggers can give an objective and authentic experience of coming to China.

22:48 in case you are curious why people are hanging their clothes out, this is because Shanghai is a very humid city even in winter, so if there is sun out people just hang out their clothes (quilts, pillows etc) to have some sunshine and try them up also help to kill bacterias

Welcome to China, with warm Chinese hospitality ❤. Have a great trip.

not everybody wears uniform is policeman. some of them are the private security guard hired by the malls, and their uniforms are similar to the police uniform. and don't worry about the policeman everywhere! if you got any question or problem you can just go and ask them for help, they would help you as much as they can.

Thank you for sharing your visit to Shanghai China. Very informative and encouraging! Ppl should watch more like this positive and realistic experience.

Always keeping in a good mood. That is the best way to travel and enjoy oneself. Good going!

As a Chinese/ Taiwanese, I’ve been to China and Shanghai for many times. In the past few years they’ve progressed too fast not only for their hardware- high rises / electric cars/ cell phone payments, but cultural wise- service quality/ food/ and their people. I often tell my friends and relatives about it, they should all visit China when they have the chance to experience how China is like😊 Thank you Steve and Ivana for taking me to the streets I’ve never been in Shanghai! Very glad to see it and will share it to everyone I know!!😉

Your smiles and excitement is infectious! Looking forward to watching more of your time in China! 144hrs just won't be enough though

I need to explain that in China, people don't particularly need wifi outdoors because almost everyone's phone card contains a lot of data, so they don't worry about running out of data.

New subscriber here. Really love how you two complement each other personalities. This is so upbeat and fun. Thank you so much for this nice video.